Laird Digital Cinema is an American manufacturer of interface technology and video cables for broadcast production, with a particular focus on connecting RED, Epic and Scarlet digital cinema cameras. Its specialized designs include camera-specific assemblies developed with AJA and combined PTZ cables that carry video, power and control in one jacket. Laird says its cables are 100% precision tested and backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Laird Digital CinemaLaird Digital Cinema is an award-winning American manufacturer known for interface technology serving broadcast and digital-cinema professionals. Based in Mount Marion, New York, the company develops video cables and related interfaces for demanding production workflows, testing each cable against industry or customer requirements before shipment.MOUNT MARION, NY
AV-Cables.netBased in Canal Winchester, AV-Cables.net hand-builds professional audio and video cable assemblies for broadcast, production, commercial AV, and systems integration. Its specialty is made-to-order connectivity, from individually tested SDI cables to custom broadcast snakes, with assemblies built in the USA to specified lengths and connector configurations. The company also provides technical support and volume quotations for professional buyers.LITHOPOLIS, OH
Key DigitalFounded in 1999 by digital-video pioneer Mike Tsinberg, Key Digital designs and manufactures digital audio/video connectivity and control solutions from its U.S. headquarters in Mount Vernon, New York. The company develops its products in-house and works as an extended engineering team for A/V consultants, designers, and system integrators, including through customized solutions and its Compass Control Pro platform. Tsinberg’s more than 40 digital video and HDTV patents—including work tied to ATSC HDTV and DVD authoring—remain central to the company’s technical identity.MOUNT VERNON, NY
Canare Corporation of AmericaFounded in Nagoya, Japan, in 1970, Canare Corporation of America manufactures professional audio and video interconnect solutions, with a specialty in cable and connector systems for broadcast and other A/V work. Its 1977 low-noise microphone cable helped establish the company in the industry, and today Canare’s portfolio includes solutions for 12G-SDI, SMPTE hybrid-fiber camera systems, and networked A/V installations. The company operates as part of a nine-location global organization and supports projects ranging from stadium broadcasts to concert and broadcast facilities.NEW YORK, NY